The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-08-13
IEH 9ATATFAE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1887.
Miss Alice Brown, is on visit to
friends 10 Americas.

friends in Amerlcus.
Opera Slipper at Basch's III Con
gress street, 90 scents and upward
Rev. S. B. Lawton. of Svivania. was IN
the city this week and visited the Tribune
seersucker suits for s1.5J at Basch
III Congress street,
Mr.. j L. Jones of Egypt, Ca, was
in the city last week.
Straw HAS. so cents and upward
worth double at Basch III Congress st
Mrs. John Bolden and Miss Carrie
Gibbs, are spending a while with
friends at Vaudeville. S. G.
Boston and Baltimore Corned beef
at H Logau's stalls 81 and 68
Grand Trotting race for Texas
horses at Thunderbolt Race Course
on Monday.
Dress Go ais 3 J cents yard at Basch
III Cotgr' IS street.
The Savannah Hnssars celebrated their
anniversary on the Sth instant by an excur
sion and pic mic at Montgomery.
Madame Smith the fortune teller is
reported TO have struck the Louisiana
Lottery during the last week for consider
able sum of money.
The Savannah Volunteer Guards Band
will give an excursion to Beaufort, s. c.,
on Tuesday August % Tickets so cents
They will also give a grand ball and concert
in Beaufort
The Rising Sons and Daughters of Savan-
nah will give a grand excursion to Port
Royal, g., on Monday August %, 1887.
Tickets so cents Children % cents. team
er Pope Catlin leaves wharf foot of Lincoln
street at s a. M, precisely.
Mrs. s. DeLamotta, Miss R sa De-
veanx and johnnie Butts left Friday
night for Athens where they will spend
several weeks.
The Mutual Benevolent Association will
give an excursion to Tybee over the Tvbee
Railroad on Tuesday August &c. Tickets
so and 80 cents. Trains leave 9 a. m and
p. m.
Don't fail to attend the great race for
Texas horses on Monday at Thunder
bolt. Round trip ticket including
admission to the ground only 35 cents
Brigndier General W. j. Whipper
will arrive in the city tomorrow. He
will deliver an address at the Military
Celebration at Thunderbolt on Monday
10Th inst.
Mrs. VIM. F. Cole left on Thursday
morning for Atlanta, Athens, and Au-
gusta, where she will spend the remain
ing summer with friends and relatives
Mr. Edward Modlc an old and re-
spectcd citizens was buris d on Sunday
lasttt The remains were escorted to the
cemetery by the Chatham Light 1nfan-
try aud the Order of Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Anna Floyd, and Miss Ida
Russell, lett the latter part of July on
a western tour and will visit number
Of the principal cities in that section,
and viii return home sometime in No
vember. Besides being a "Trip of pleas
ure Miss Russell will avail herself of
the Opportunity to perfect her musical
education.
The Rev. Leigh Benz aminn Maxwell
student, Hosmer Hall,
Conn, who is now serving the FIRST
Congregations church of Savannah,
GA has been called to serve the Cen
trail Congregational church Of New Or
leans. The Rev. has not accepted yet.
The First Congregational here hopes to
get him.
The browning of the Queen of the Fair,
at Odd Fellows Hall, Duffy street this week,
took placed on last night. Miss Mary l..
Nesbit, daughter of Rev. John Nesbit,
being the Queen.eIect. Procession was march
ed in and upon the stage, Miss Mamie
Mumphries, the Queen of Flowers, Rev. H.
Fl. Taylor, the Queen and Mr.. Vanlew.
with a few remarks Rev. Taylor presented
the crown and as present very handsome
cup and saucer and the Qneen OF Flowers
presented lovely bouquet, the Queen then
received with nice little speech. AT four
o'clock this afternoon the fair will be opened
and the Live Pigeon Pie will be exhibited
to night when the fair will close.